The GeForce GT 220 and GT 210 cards, which are launched today, are flooding the market

Plenty of manufacturers have pulled the cover off their own versions, we will show them too!

1 month after the OEM products, NVIDIA's first desktop graphics cards with DirectX 40 support, including DirectX 10.1 support, made with 220nm manufacturing technology, are officially launched today and are (also) available as a standalone boxed product. The absolute low-end GeForce 210 model features a GT210 GPU with 218 stream processors, a 16-bit memory interface, 64 MB of RAM, and D-Sub, DVI and HDMI outputs on the back of the reference model. The clock speed of the card is 512 MHz (GPU), 589 MHz (shader) 1404 MHz (RAM), the prices of GeForce GT 800 products are expected to be below 210 euros (HUF 50 at today's exchange rate).

NVIDIA GeForce GT 220

The GT216-based GT 220 has 48 shades, its memory bus is already 128-bit, it has D-Sub, DVI and HDMI outputs like its small salt, its operating frequencies are 625/1335 MHz for GPU and SP, its memory is 512 MB or 1 It can be GB DDR2, which runs at 800 MHz, but versions with 1 GB DDR3 are also expected, in this case the clock is 1580 MHz. The prices of GT 220 cards are expected to be below 80 euros (HUF 21 at today's exchange rate).

The official launch doesn't go unnoticed, plenty of manufacturers have introduced solutions and variations based on the GT 220 and GT 210, we now give a taste of them without the need for completeness and analysis of details, whichever model you like, based on the model number (or on the linked brand page) you can easily find out more information.

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